Contested Divorce? What Types of Evidence that Can Help?
Unless you and your spouse agree to all matters concerning child custody, parenting time, and the division of marital assets, your divorce is considered contested in California. If your divorce is contested, it means that you will likely have to go to court and prove why these matters should be
Understanding the Divorce Mediation Process
Television and movies often portray divorce as an adversarial process that is played out in the courtroom with much drama. While some divorces happen just like that, many couples choose to work together to hammer out the issues involved through a process called mediation. Mediation is involved in 50-80 percent
Considerations of Divorcing an Unemployed Husband or Wife
Are you divorcing an unemployed husband or wife? Long spells of unemployment for one or both partners in a marriage can put undue stress on a relationship. Although unemployment might not be the primary reason you seek a divorce, it might be a contributing factor. Unemployment changes the financial situation
How Does a Prenuptial Agreement Work? – Ultimate Guide 2021
Understanding the Limits and Benefits of a Prenuptial Agreement Getting married is supposed to be happily ever after, and for many, it is. However, many also choose to dissolve their marriage for a variety of reasons. Thinking about divorce while planning a marriage is not anyone's idea of a good time,
Ways to Maintain Consistency with Co-Parenting
Why Does Consistency Matter in Co-Parenting? Divorce brings many changes for everyone — especially children. From new living arrangements to a possible new school, children must deal with various disruptions to life as they knew it. However, if you are co-parenting, maintaining as much consistency for your children is possible. By
5 Tips for Introducing Your Children to a New Significant Other
Divorce affects not only the divorcing couple but also their children. The average divorce rate is between 40 and 60% for those recently married and up to 10% higher for remarriage. Orange County divorce rates are generally higher than average. At some point after a divorce, most people seek out the
Negotiating the Best High Net Worth Divorce Settlement: Important Tips for Protecting Your Future
Divorce is a complex process that involves a variety of emotions. This major life change can cause you to feel anxious about your financial future. Negotiating for the best divorce settlement possible can alleviate some of your stress and help you avoid court. A California family law attorney has the
Will My Alimony Stop if I Remarry? The Financial Impact of a Possible New Marriage
Alimony, also called spousal support, is a possible financial outcome in a California divorce. Choosing to remarry can impact the alimony you receive from your divorce agreement or settlement. Several factors — one of which is the timing of your new marriage —can result in changes to the divorce decree.
Same-Sex Divorce in California: Important Information for Protecting Your Best Interests
The decision to end a marriage is never easy. If you are considering filing for a same-sex divorce, we can help you. At the Pedrick Law Group, we understand how California divorce laws apply to same-sex divorces. A family law attorney from our office can provide the representation you need
The Top 10 Questions to Ask Your Divorce Attorney
Choosing the right divorce attorney is a critical part of the process. You want a divorce attorney with considerable experience: one that will help you achieve the best possible resolution in your divorce. For many people, it's also important to find a divorce attorney who is a good personality fit: